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WA Sports Industry Concussion Working Group
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SportWest invites expressions of interest from individuals across the WA sporting community to join the WA Sports Industry Concussion Working Group to meet in accordance with a refreshed Terms of Reference for the Working Group.
This group brings together representatives from sports with a vested interest in concussion management – including those with higher concussion risk environments – to share best practice, strengthen our collective understanding, and support safe participation in sport in Western Australia.
EOI's close Monday 23 February at 12pm midday.
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AIM WA Community Training Grants Recipient
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SportWest are thrilled to be announced as a successful applicant in the AIM WA Community Training Grant (organisation category) for 2025.
Thanks to the Australian Institute of Management (AIM WA), SportWest staff will now have access to specialised training programs that aim to increase the capabilities of the individuals, to better service our members and broader industry.
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SportWest Connect Sessions with the Australian Sports Technologies Network
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SportWest, in partnership with the Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN), will deliver back‑to‑back SportWest Connect sessions next month.
Both sessions will be presented on Wednesday 25 March at Sport HQ in Floreat.
- Session 1: Digital Transformation in Sport | 9:00am – 10:00am
This session will focus on the evolving digital landscape in sport and is especially targeted to our SportWest Connect Executive Cohort.
- Session 2: AI and Sports | 10:15am – 11:15am
Following a short break, we’ll dive into how artificial intelligence is shaping sport. This session is particularly relevant to our SportWest Connect Marketing, Communication and Events group. Both sessions have been scheduled back‑to‑back to make it easy for those who are interested in attending both.
Digital Transformation in Sport – Session Information and Registration
AI and Sports – Session Information and Registration
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SportWest NRL Tipping 2026
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Kick‑off for the 2026 NRL season is just around the corner, and the SportWest NRL Tipping Competition is now officially open!
It’s completely free to join, so rally your teammates, colleagues or fellow sports tragics and see who can climb their way to the top of the ladder - whether that’s within your own organisation or across the whole WA sport community.
The new season gets underway in just nine days, with the first NRL matches kicking off in Las Vegas on 1 March. So jump in, get your tips sorted, and join in for a cracking season ahead!
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IWD Luncheon | Balance the Scales
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SportWest and the Women of Sport Network invite you to the 2026 International Women’s Day Luncheon.
Join us at the WACA on Friday 6 March 2026 to celebrate International Women’s Day and explore this year’s theme, “Balancing the Scales – What does it take to truly level the playing field in sport?” Be inspired by meaningful conversation and connection as we consider how to create more equitable opportunities across the sector.
Tickets are selling fast!
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Green Army - A Huge Night of Fever Netball Awaits
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West Coast Fever return to the Perth HPC for the first time since 2018 in an epic pre-season clash against the Adelaide Thunderbirds on Saturday, February 28.
Get ready for sparks to fly as new recruit Romelda Aiken-George faces her old team in a fiery goal circle battle against star defender Latanya Wilson. With pride and bragging rights on the line, this showdown promises intensity from the first centre pass.
The match also marks the return of veteran Verity Simmons to Fever, bringing her competitive grit and unrivalled work ethic to the midcourt alongside captain Jess Anstiss and Origin Australian Diamond Alice Teague-Neeld.
Green Army, it’s going to be electric! Rally your friends and family and secure your spot for your first chance to see West Coast Fever light up the court in 2026.
Don’t miss out - get your tickets today and be there when the action ignites!
Final chance for Green Army supporters to access exclusive $25 tickets. Use code GREENARMY26 when purchasing to unlock the offer. Limited seats remain, so get in quick!
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Applications open for 2026-27 Volunteering WA Research Grants
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Volunteering WA has a well-established Research Grant program for projects that facilitate connections between Volunteering WA, researchers and our members. Research proposals are now open for any matter that contributes to our understanding of volunteering and how to advance the sector in Western Australia.
Past projects have explored AI adoption, family volunteering, informal volunteering, aged care volunteering, and more. How could you use this funding to learn more about the sector?
We strongly encourage interested parties to speak with Dominique Hansen, Manager Policy & Research at Volunteering WA, before submitting their application. Please get in touch via phone (08 9482 4333) or email (dominique@volunteeringwa.org.au) to set up a time to discuss your research project.
Applications close 5:00pm, Thursday 7 April 2026.
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Thank you for everything you do in sport
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As someone who gives so much to sport in WA, this is your moment to step back and enjoy it - with your family, live from the stands.
Perth hosts the Opening Ceremony and Opening Match of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup, and we’re inviting WA sport volunteers to be part of it.
Family of 4 from $95 (2 adults + 2 kids)
Celebrate the game, the community, and the volunteers who make sport possible.
How to Redeem:
1. Select the ‘Family of 4’ ticket type
2. Choose your seats and check out
Secure your seats now. Don’t miss Opening Night.
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eSafety Youth Council applications open
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Safer Internet Day is one moment in the calendar – but online safety is a year-round conversation especially with young people. The eSafety Commission want young people’s voices at the table, helping shape the way we talk about online safety and how we support young Australians.
That’s where the eSafety Youth Council comes in. Know a young person aged 13-24 who has thoughts about life online and wants to make a difference? Send this their way – applications are open, and everything they need to know is in the Application guide.
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Sideline Behaviour Workshop for State Sporting Associations |
Strengthening Sideline Culture and Leadership through Respect in Sport
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As part of the True Sport Sideline Behaviour Initiative, SportWest, in partnership with the WA State Government, is delivering the Club Respect Workshop for State Sporting Associations (SSAs) ahead of the winter season. This session equips SSA leaders with practical tools, frameworks and strategies to take back to their clubs to support positive sideline
behaviour and stronger club culture.
Delivered by Club Respect, this interactive workshop provides clear and practical guidance on how to build and sustain a culture of respect across club environments — from committee and leadership groups through to coaches, players and spectators. Using the A.W.E.S.O.M.E. Framework (“The Game Plan”), participants will work through structured elements designed to help clubs assess their current culture and identify clear actions for improvement.
Date: Thursday 12 March 2026
Venue: Multifunction Room, Sport HQ | 203 Underwood Ave, Floreat
Time: 9.30am-12pm
Details: Morning tea included
Registration: Closes at 11:59pm, Tuesday 10 March 2026
Cost: SportWest Member Organisations free. Non-members $50.
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Sideline Behaviour Workshop for State Sporting Associations |
Strengthening sideline culture and building respect at club level
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As part of the True Sport Sideline Behaviour Initiative, SportWest, in partnership with the WA State Government, is delivering the Club Respect Workshop to support clubs ahead of the winter season. This practical session equips club leaders with the tools and confidence to foster positive sideline behaviour and embed a strong culture of respect throughout their
organisation.
Delivered by Club Respect, this interactive workshop provides clear and practical guidance on how to build and sustain a culture of respect across all areas of club life — including committees, coaches, players, volunteers and spectators. Using the A.W.E.S.O.M.E. Framework (“The Game Plan”), participants will work through structured elements designed to assess their current club culture and identify clear, achievable actions for improvement.
Date: Thursday 12 March 2026
Venue: Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport | 246 Vincent Street, Leederville
Time: 6.00pm-8.00pm
Details: Catering will be provided
Registration: Closes at 11:59pm, Tuesday 10 March 2026
Cost: Free for Clubs affiliated to a SportWest Member
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Respectful Relationships in Sport & Recreation Workshop | Join Us
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SportWest, in partnership with Starick, invites clubs and organisations to take part in the first workshop of the Respectful Relationships in Sport & Recreation Program on Tuesday, 10 March 2026.
This interactive session will help leaders, coaches, and volunteers build safer, more inclusive environments by deepening understanding of respectful behaviours, gendered drivers of violence, and practical strategies to strengthen club culture.
If your sporting organisation is committed to positive change and fostering a welcoming community for all, this is a session not to miss.
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